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Yenji's 2,001 points was not good enough to get him a scolarship so he decided to go to a local college an take math classes. After college was over, Yenji applied for a teaching and coaching job at greater nanticoke area, pa. He coached and taught, coached and taught. He gave all he could to boys and |
Yenji's 2,001 points was not good enough to get him a scolarship so he decided to go to a local college an take math classes. After college was over, Yenji applied for a teaching and coaching job at greater nanticoke area, pa. He coached and taught, coached and taught. He gave all he could to boys and studets alike. Helping student achive there goals was yenjis goal.Test |
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Revision as of 22:22, 18 July 2007
Alan Yendrzeiski
Alan Yendrzeiski more betterly known as yenji was born in naticoke pa he teaches at the greater nanticoke area high school, he teaches Mathematics: Algebra, Trigonometry, Calculus he also is the head coach of the junior varsity boys basketball team
The Early Years
Alan grew up going to greater naticoke area school district in pa. He made it threw the levels in to high school, while having a semi-high grade point average. He played basketball there for four years, he was coached by then-now current coach of gna boys basketball Ken Bartuska. Yenji was a all around player doing anything he had to to win. "Yenji shot and shot the ball not givin it up alot he like the ball" words of formor player/now assistant coach Ryan Stetz. Althought being offensive mined, yenji strived on D his moto for boxing out was "Stick your ass to there pelvic and dance" words of Ryan Stetz. Yenji accumulated 2,001 points only making the top scroing list at gna by 2 points
The Later Years
Yenji's 2,001 points was not good enough to get him a scolarship so he decided to go to a local college an take math classes. After college was over, Yenji applied for a teaching and coaching job at greater nanticoke area, pa. He coached and taught, coached and taught. He gave all he could to boys and studets alike. Helping student achive there goals was yenjis goal.Test
Now
Alan Yendrzeiski is a married man and currently still coaches boys basketball and teaches math. Recently he gave birth to a child named luke so he can say "LUKE I AM YOUR FATHER"